Senator Foss Alleges Overpriced State Medical Supplies
State Senator William St. Foss of Mercer county, known as a graft investigator, claims evidence shows the Welfare Department paid 30 to 300 percent more for drugs and medicines than municipal hospitals. He will present facts to James Metzenbaum, counsel for the Senate panel. The piece also notes opposition to Governor Davey's Board of Trustees pick and a rejected Industrial Commission appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wiliam St. Foss
Mercer County
Ohio
State Welfare Department
Sen. Foss
James Metzenbaum
Senate
Davey
Lockwood Thompson
Cleveland
Oho State University Board of Trustees
Fred M. Pickens
Circleville
State Industrial Commission
Woman Sentenced On Narcotics Charge
Federal Judge Mell G Underwood sentenced Eva Sheehey of North Lewisburg to 18 months in a federal penal institution on a guilty plea to possessing narcotics. Sheehey and her ex-husband Fred Sheehey were arrested in a Columbus hotel on August 21 after previously entering not guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Eva Sheehey
North Lewisburg
Divorce Suit of Naylor Postponed Indefinitely
The divorce case of Bertha M. Naylor versus Arch W. Naylor in Zanesville Ohio was postponed indefinitely today. Counsel cited a physician's certificate explaining the defendant’s inability to attend the hearing amid an Ohio Attorney General parole and pardon investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Bertha M. Naylor
Arch W. Naylor
Ohio Attorney General
Naylor
Loyalists Consider Evacuation of Teruel if Advisable
Loyalist leaders in Bancelona say evacuation of Teruel could occur when desirable but would not diminish the significance of their capture. They claim seizure of Teruel disrupted Nationalist plans to sever Valencia and Barcelona from Madrid, with mountain passes east of Teruel likely to hold against Nationalist forces. A senior Loyalist official notes even a loss of Teruel would not alter the broader objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancelona
Teruel
Valencia
Barcelona
Madrid
Franco
Francisco Franco
Grass and Auto Fires Cause No Damage
Grass fire at 3:50 p.m. burned four acres on vacant property north of Caroline Street. boys with matches blamed. Auto fire at 7:27 p.m. involved a truck owned by M. Ingram on Broad Street. driver smothered flames with rags after gasoline line broke and gas ignition from hot exhaust. Hose Company No. 1 responded. no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria
Caroline Street
M. Ingram
South Prospect Street
Broad Street
Hose Company No. 1
Expert match makers to establish Pretoria factory
Experts from Helsingfors Finland travel to Pretoria South Africa to set up a new factory capable of producing 200000 boxes of matches daily. The venture signals a major expansion in regional manufacturing with high output goals and cross border collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingsfors
Finland
Pretoria
South Africa
Friends Of Pastor Oppose Resume Of Long Fast
MEMPHIS TENN June 25 Friends of the Rev Israel HH Noe said they would try to persuade him to abandon his 10 year plan for immor tality on earth and not resume fasting after recovery. He has been 22 days without food or water but iv feedings strengthen him. Doctors warn recovery or death will be slow and his rugged constitution aided his tolerance of fasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Israel HH. Noe
Earth
Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mary
Noe
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Baridits Hold Up Insurance Office in Cleveland
Three men in black masks robbed a Prudential Insurance branch in Cleveland today. They forced twenty staff to line up, escaped in a green Ford sedan with stolen plates, taking between 2400 and 6000 dollars. Police noted the car plates had been stolen locally last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Prudential Insurance Co
Tax Foreclosure Cases Filed in Lorain County Clerk’s Office
Additional tax foreclosure cases filed list numerous debtors with towns like Sheffield, Elyria, Avon Lake, Black River and Lorain. Amounts range from a few cents to hundreds of dollars, including Guiselle D Alterio, I W Sharp, Joseph Apone, Raymond Blasidell, and Harold Irish among others as recorded in the clerk of courts docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Guiselle D'Alterio
Sheffield
Leon Cady
International Real Estate Company
Elizabeth Marsilies
Entre- Nous Club
Brownhelm
Jean W. Kavanagh
Avon Lake
I. W. Sharp
Gregorio Clemente
Joseph Apone
Lorain
Thomas Capasso
Joseph Capasso
Jean Curio
John C. Smith
Black River
Jacob Dzurilla
Antal Gregor
Louis Mihelcic
Harold K. Irish
Sheffield Lake
Fred and Matilda Fry
Raymond Blaisdell
Martin Nagy
Omer T. Krebs
Norbert P. Krebs
Claude M. Krebs
Joseph Fitzgerald
William H. Fitzgerald
Joseph Corrigan
Steve Rehoreg
Isabella Dresser
Elyria
Helen Vogely
Thomas Cornell
Frank Hoy
Walter Hranilovich
Effie Austin
Gusay Walter
Joseph Bohinec
Townsend Club Plans For Coming Events
The Elyria Townsend Club No 1 met last night at 136 Middle Ave with a large attendance. A talk by Morton of the Blast Oberlin Club and visitors from Lorain Club No 1 were heard. W B Albers will lecture on the Townsend Plan in Oberlin on Feb 1 with a pot luck supper. An Otis J Bouma talk is planned for Cleveland Public Auditorium next Sunday at 2 PM with bus transportation arranged. A Townsend dance is set for Saturday night at the I O O F Hall on West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townsend Club No
Middle Ave
Morton
Cleveland
Claude Doane
West Broad Street
Trial Date Set For Ambrose Rasner In DUI Case
Ambrose Rasner of 405 Gulf Road faces a driving while intoxicated charge. The trial is scheduled before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro Monday afternoon, per Police Chief W. J. Stankard's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Rasner
405 Gulf Road
Joseph Q. Petro
J. Stankard
Delivery ad from Mrs Esther Wood hours address listed
A brief classified style notice by Mrs Esther Wood lists a delivery service with contact numbers. It states 306 N Professor St and 82 Union St as locations and provides phone numbers 2323 and 4174 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
98 register for work Oberlin Ohio
The Oberlin Employment Bureau reports eighteen adults and seventy five high school students registered for work last week. Three found placements. The service is free to job seekers and is aided by the Junior Forum with Mrs. Clarence Berg in charge. The office at the Oberlin Laundry operates 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Monday through Friday and references are being checked to protect employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, Q
Employment Bureau
Oberlin
Junior Forum
Clarence Berg
Oberlin Laundry
Christmas Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Christmas Club met after a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. W. D. Hobbs home on East Lorain street. Reports covered the past year and officers were elected for the year: President Sibyl Miller, vice president A. B. Parsons, secretary treasurer W. L. Persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Club
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
Sibyl Miller
A. B. Parsons
W. L. Persons
Oberlin Junior Forum Meets With 26 Present
The Oberlin Junior Forum met Monday evening with Mrs. Robert Barr of Elms street, twenty six members attended. A program began with roll call and a paper on Famous National Dishes by Mrs. Paul Revers. Plans were made for a benefit bridge on February 7 at Miss Julia Phillips home on Forest street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Junior Forum
Robert Barr
Elms Street
Paul Revers
Julia Phillips
Forest Street
Women's Auxiliary of Christ Church Plans Second Series Event
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ Church Episcopal schedules the second event in its series. Members invite attendance to participate in the program, with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary of Christ Church
Episcopal
Court Hears Appeal Of Suspended Chief Of State Bureau
In Columbus the Court of Appeals considered mandamus to void the suspension of Howard G. Robinson as chief of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification by State Welfare Director Margaret Allman on November 10. Robinson, represented by Isadore Topper, argued the suspension letter lacked required civil service reasons. hearings on separate civil service charges began January 17 and were moved to February 9 due to illness. The state defended the suspension as standard disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Court of Appeals
Howard G. Robinson
Newark
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
State Welfare
Margaret Allman
Robinson
Allman
State Civil Service Commission
Isadore Topper
Elyrian Convicted In Court Today
Martin Lotzaw of Elyria was found guilty by a Common Pleas jury of a statutory offense involving a 11 year old girl. Deliberations lasted 1 hour 45 minutes. Judge D A Cook deferred sentence pending a possible motion for new trial. Lotzow testified, the sole defense witness. He remains on $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lotzaw
Elyria
D. A. Cook
Lotzow
Cook
Bulgaria Introduces Compulsory Air Raid and Anti Gas Training
Bulgaria announces mandatory air raid drills and anti gas training for citizens as part of national civil defense measures. The program aims to improve readiness amid regional tensions and evolving security threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Mprphany Teas Wednesday Lecture on Paris
The event is a Wednesday afternoon gathering on January 26 at 3 p m hosted by Mrs Ben Lewis at 114 Forest Street. Professor Hayden Bogers will speak on Paris providing the principal program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mprphany
Ben Lewis
Forest Street
Hayden Bogers
Paris
Oberlin Exchange Club Luncheon Features Glee Club Entertainment
The High School Girls and Boys Glee Clubs furnished the program at Oberlin Inn during the regular luncheon. Each group performed separately and together as a chorus under the direction of several students. Larry Gill directed the overall program.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Larry Gill
Oberlin Women host Education dept meeting and events
Mrs. J. HE Wickler hosted the Education department meeting with speaker Mrs. H. W. Hovey on Specialized Education and Vocational Guidance. Past Matrons announce a January 27 luncheon at Oberlin Tavern with Mrs. Frank Foster and Mrs. Ed Hoeh as hostesses. Also notes visits and travels involving local residents and guests from Forest Street New London Cuyahoga Falls Corbin Kentucky and East Lorain Street.
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J. HE. Wickler
Oberlin
H. W. Hovey
Eastern Stara
Oberlin Tavern
Frank Foster
Ed Hoeh
Basil Milovsoroft
Forest Street
George Parnell
New London
Henry Tulk
East Lorain Street
Norman Smith
Elm Street
John Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Ralph Dailey
King Street
Columbus
W. H. Boyers
J. W. Foley
Corbin
Kentucky
Rev
T. M. Higginbothem
North Pleasant Street
Remodeled Alley Inn And Its Proprietor Celebrate Birthdays
Dorr Billings marks 14 years of Alley Inn operation as the restaurant unveils a hunting lodge styled remodeling at 114 Middle Avenue. The venue features knotty pine decor, historic pistols and rifles, deer trophies, two rustic chandeliers, and a center dinner bell with local lore. Assistants John Wadsworth, Paul Blanchard, and Herb Taylor add to the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Inn
Dorr Billings
Middle Avenue
Billings
Alligator Inn
Michigan
John Wadsworth
Paul Blanchard
Herb Taylor
Wadsworth
Blanchard
Taylor
Tobacco Spending in British Malaya Reaches 16 Million
British Malaya spent 16 million dollars on tobacco in the last year. The figure highlights strong demand for cigarettes and related products among local consumers and traders.
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British
Malaya
Dealer for Adding Machines in Allen Wales style ad
G. J. O'Connor advertises hand and electric adding machines for trial without obligation. Service on all makes, located at 229 E. 13th St with phone 9242.
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Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Anti-Lynch Bill Foes See Victory, Supporters Silent
Washington January 25 Senate filibuster leaders expressed confidence the anti-lynching bill would not reach a vote as opposition, led by Byrnes and Connally, gained a swing of western senators. Supporters offered no clear prospects while housing bill conference report keeps looming, with no obstruction agreement in place.
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Washington
MRP
Senate
James F. Byrnes
Tom Connally
Tex
Alben W. Barkley
D. Ky
Filibuster Calls Box Office Flop In Senate Facts
Washington January 25 The Senate filibuster against the anti-lynching bill is described as the biggest box office flop since a 1920s boxing match. The empty chamber shows the spectacle costs taxpayers over 19 000 to print speeches and more than 5 000 daily to run. The piece contrasts past public excitement with today’s near deserted galleries and silent sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Miles City
Mont
United States Senate
Sinc
Huey Long
Actress Rosamond Pinchot's death linked to stage plot
Old Brookville New York January 25 1938 friends believed the play Our Town inspired actress Rosamond Pinchot 33 to kill herself The niece of former Governor Gifford Pinchot attended a play tryout in Princeton and later died in her Long Island estate garage after leaving a farewell note The Pinchot family released statements noting exhaustion and strain as factors in the tragedy
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Old Brookville
N. Y
Rosamond Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Jed Harris
Our Town
Princeton
N. J
Long Island
William Gaston
Pinchot
Gaston
L. I
East 81St Street
New York City
Expect Large Crowd At Sheep Banquet
A large crowd of Lorain County sheep raisers is expected tonight at the Oberlin M. E. Church for the annual banquet sponsored by the Lorain County Wool Growers Association and the county agricultural extension service. Principal speakers will be L. B. Palmer, noted Ohio sheepman, and L. A. Kauffman, secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers Association, Ira L. Porter of Oberlin will be toastmaster. The program will feature music by instrumental quartette of Wellington girls and others under Miss Marjorie Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Oberlin
Lorain County Wool Growers’ Association
County Agricultural Extension Service
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Sheapman
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Ira L. Porter
Wellington
Marjorie Howe
Traffic census tallies bikes and cars outside London
At 4 539 points on roads around London the census counted 14 363 188 bicycles, averaging 128 243 per hour, compared with 157 132 automobiles per hour.
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London
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Northern Savings & Loan Company
Federal Home Loan Bank
State of Ohio
Lorain County
L. D. Huffman
A. D
Eugene Hubbard
George M. Day
H. J. Egolf
Henry Heidrich
Geo
M. Day
H. J. Egolpf
the Northern Savings & Loan Co
Masonic Temple
Townsend Club
Richard Clevenger
Union St
Elyrian
C. H
Rice Brake Service
Bob Rice
Cedar St
DeBray Body Shop
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Castle’s
Second Street
Mouce
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